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After much anticipation, the Washington State Supreme Court has punished Barronelle Stutzman for peacefully operating her business consistently with her faith. Barronelle's continuing struggle for religious freedom should be alarming not only to every Christian, but to every American who cherishes freedom.
Barronelle is a floral artist … and a grandmother. You’d never expect to see someone like her at the center of a firestorm.
But she is being sued both professionally and personally by the Washington State attorney general and the ACLU.
This ruling could result in her losing everything she owns — her business, her home, and her life’s savings. Everything.
The ACLU recently raised $24 million. We know they use their money to bully good, loving people like Barronelle.
Why has Barronelle been targeted?
It all began when a longtime friend and client, Rob Ingersoll, asked her to create custom floral arrangements for his same-sex wedding.
Barronelle had lovingly served this client for many years. But she affirms the biblical teaching, as people across the globe and throughout history have, that marriage is the sacred union of a man and a woman. She could not help celebrate her friend’s wedding because it would violate her convictions. Out of kindness, and because they had been friends for many years, she referred him to other excellent florists in the area.
“As deeply fond as I am of Rob, my relationship with Jesus is everything to me.
Without Christ I can do nothing.”
The threat to Barronelle’s religious freedom is a threat to your religious freedom.After Rob’s partner told Facebook friends about Barronelle’s decision, Barronelle began receiving hate mail, angry phone calls, and even death threats. The Washington State attorney general learned about the social media post and decided to sue Barronelle and use his massive resources to make an example of her.
In 2015, a state trial court ruled against her. And on February 16, 2017, the state Supreme Court has affirmed that ruling. And, ADF will stand with her by appealing this ruling against her to the United States Supreme Court.
The cost of preparing for and litigating cases like this can be great. That’s particularly true here, because both the state and the ACLU have filed lawsuits. If Barronelle’s case is heard by the U.S. Supreme Court, the cost to defend her will increase exponentially.
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The cost of preparing for and litigating cases like this can be great. That’s particularly true here, because both the state and the ACLU have filed lawsuits. If Barronelle’s case is heard by the U.S. Supreme Court, the cost to defend her will increase exponentially.
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